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July 16, 1963 D. w. DANIEL ETAL MECHANISM FOR ADJUSTING HELIX ANGLE 0NGEAR SHAPER CUTTERS 2 Sheets-Sheet l Filed Dec. 7, 1959 |NVENTORS DAVIDW. DANIEL BY wZENOg KOKORZYCKI wffiww ATTORNEYS y 1963 0. w. DANIEL ETAL3,097,567

MECHANISM FOR ADJUSTING HELIX ANGLE ON GEAR SHAPER CUTTERS 2 Sheet-Sheet2 Filed Dec. '7, 1959 Q. 06 f 0 9 I M. M 6 Wm a L5 /m H 5 w l Ill 1 3 mE\ N m m w 2 x 1 \r INVENTORS DAVID W.DAN|E1L ZENON KOKORZYGKI BYATTORNEYS FIG.2.

United States Patent 3,097,567 MECHANISM FOR ADIU STING HELIX ANGLE 0NGEAR SHAPER CUTIERS David W. Daniel and Zenon Kokorzycki, Detroit, Mich,assignors to National Broach & Machine Company, Detroit, Mich, acorporation of Michigan Filed Dec. 7, 1959, Ser. No. 857,605 22 Claims.(Cl. 90-7) The present invention relates to gear shaping machines andrefers more specifically to a gear shaping machine of the Fellows typeincluding means for shaping helical gears.

In the past gear shaping machines have been known wherein axialreciprocation of a gear cutter and rotation of the cutter about its axishas been accomplished in timed relation to rotation of a workpiece toshape gears having straight teeth. However, as will be understood bythose in the machine art it is often desirable to shape gears havinginclined or helical teeth. It is therefore desirable to impart to thegear cutter an oscillatory axial rotational movement in addition to theabove mentioned axial rotational movement. Thus it is necessary to drivethe shaft of the gear shaping machine carrying the gear cutter in a\helical path while vertically reciprocating said shaft and rotating itin timed relation with a gear being shaped thereby.

Therefore it is one of the essential objects of the present invention toprovide a gear shaping machine including means for shaping helicalgears.

More specifically it is an object to provide a gear shaping machinecomprising means for imparting axial reciprocating movement to a shaftcarrying a gear cutter, means for causing said shaft to rotate about itsaxis in timed relation to a workpiece, and means for imparting areciprocating axial rotational movement to said shaft.

Still more specifically it is a purpose to provide a gear shapingmachine comprising a gear cutter mounted on the end of a shaft whichshaft is held in a square quill, a rack and pinion for axiallyreciprocating said quill, a worm and worm gear for rotating said shaftabout the longitudinal axis thereof, and means connected to said quilloperable upon axial reciprocation of said quill to impart oscillatoryrotational movement about the longitudinal axis to said shaft.

It is a further object to provide a gear shaping machine as set forthabove wherein said means for providing oscillatory rotational movementabout the longitudinal axis to said shaft comprises a second shaftconnected to said quill having guide means thereon operable inconjunction with an inclined sine bar .to produce movement of a racksecured to the sine bar transverse of said shafts and gearing operablebetween said rack and the first mentioned shaft operable to causeoscillatory rotation thereof on reciprocal movement of said quill.

It is a further object to provide a gear shaping machine for shapinghelical gears which is simple in construction, economical to manufactureand eflicient in use.

Other objects and features of the invention will become apparent as thedescription proceeds, especially when taken in conjunction with theaccompanying drawings, illustrating a preferred embodiment of theinvention, wherein:

FIGURE 1 is a longitudinal section view of a gear shaping machineaccording to the invention.

FIGURE 2 is a variable elevation cross-section of the gear shapingmachine of FIGURE 1 taken on line 2-2 of FIGURE 1.

FIGURE 3 is a view of the lower end of the gear shaping machine asillustrated in FIGURE 1.

With reference to the figures a particular embodiment 3,097,567.Patented July 16, 1963 Ice of the gear shaping machine 'of the inventionwill now be described.

A gear shaping machine 10 according to the invention, is illustrated inFIGURE 1. The gear shaping machine 10 includes the shaft 12 having agear cutter 14 secured to one end thereof. The shaft 12 as shown inFIGURE 1 is held for vertical reciprocation in quill 16 which may bereciprocated by means of rack 18 and pinion 20. R0- tation of shaft 12about its longitudinal axis is produced by means of worm 22 and wormgear 24 in conjunction with splined sleeve 26. According to theinvention oscillatory rotation of the shaft 12 about its longitudinalaxis is accomplished by means of bracket 28 bolted to quill 16, shaft 30secured to bracket 285 and therefore moveable with quill 16, follower 32operable in conjunction with inclined sine bar 34, slide 35, rack 36,spiders 38 and 40 having gear portions 39 and 41 respectively, ring gear42 and planetary pinions 44 and 48 as will subsequently be explained inmore detail.

It will be understood that the oscillatory axial rotation of shaft 12will be superimposed on the usual axial rotational and axialreciprocation movements of shaft 12. Furthermore it will be understoodthat the worm 22 and pinion 29 will be driven in timed relation to aworkpiece in the usual manner of a Fellows gear shaping machine. Also itwill be noted that the mechanism for imparting the desired axialreciprocal and rotational movement to the shaft 12 is supported on theusual Ways indicated 50 for horizontal movement to and from a workpiecein the usual manner.

More specifically shaft 12 as shown best in FIGURE 1 is provided with agear cutter 14 secured to the lower end thereof in the usual manner bymeans of nut 52. Shaft 12 is further provided with a reduced centralportion 54 adapted to be received within bearing sleeve 56 supported byquill 16. Shaft 12 is also provided with a threaded section 58 having acollar 60 threadedly en-s gaged therewith to hold a thrust bearing 62between collar 6i and sleeve 56 whereby shaft 12 is supported for axialreciprocation with quill 16 and is permitted to rotate about itslongitudinal axis.

The end 64 of shaft 12 is rotationally connected to sleeve 26 by meansof radially extending axial splines 66. Thus axial rotation will beimparted to shaft 12 on rotation of sleeve 26.

Quill 16 as best shown in FIGURES 1 and 3 is an elongated rectangularmember having an axially extending cylindrical opening 68 therethroughadapted to receive shaft 12 as shown in FIGURE 1. Quill 16 asillustrated includes a rack 18 which may be driven by pinion 20 insynchronism with worm. 22 and a workpiece (not shown) as previouslydiscussed. Quill 16 may thus be vertically reciprocated in ways 70provided therefor and attached to the frame of the gear shaping machinethrough ways 50.

Sleeve 26 having sun gear portion 27 is supported for rotation in frame72 by means of the bearing and oil seal structure 74 and the bearing 76shown best in FIGURE 1. As mentioned in connection with shaft 12 thesleeve 26 is provided with internal splines 78 which in conjunction withsplines 66 on shaft 12 connect shaft 12 and sleeve 26 against relativerotational movement while permitting relative axial movementtherebetween. The sun gear portion 27 of sleeve 26 is in mesh withplanetary pinions 44 and 48 as shown.

In the usual construction of a Fellows gear shaping machine the sleeve26 is rotated by means of the worm 22 and a worm gear 24 keyed directlyto sleeve 26. However according to the invention since it is required toimpart rotational oscillation to shaft 12 in addition to the usualrotation thereof the shaft 12 is caused to rotate about a longitudinalaxis through worm 22, worm gear secured to worm gear 24 by conas bolt 80and planetary gears 44 and 48, two of which are held by each spider 38and 40 and which are spaced one hundred eighty degrees apart on thespiders in engagement with the sun gear portion 27 of sleeve 26 atninety degree intervals. The opera tion of such sun gear planetary gearsand ring gear is well known and will not therefore be considered indetail. The purpose for the use of such gears in imparting rotationalmovement to shaft 12 from worm 22 will subsequently become apparent.

The means for imparting oscillatory rotational movement to shaft 12according to the invention will now be described. Bracket 28 as bestshown in FIGURES 1 and 3 is attached to quill 16 as by bolts 82 wherebyshaft 30 secured to bracket 28 as indicated at 84 will be caused toreciprocate axially in bearings 86 and 88 on axial reciprocation ofquill 16 by means of rack 18 and pinion 20.

A follower 32 as shown best in FIGURES 1 and 2 is provided on shaft 30for reciprocation therewith. Follower 32 has elongated head 89 receivedin rectilinear slot 89a of an angularly adjust-able sine bar 34connected by means of pin 90 to slide 35 which is mounted on frame 72 bymeans of guideways 92. Rack 36 as shown is fixedly attached to slide 35.Thus on axial reciprocation of shaft 30 to sine bar 34 and the attachedrack 36 are caused to move transversely of the shaft 30' as shown inFIGURE 1. The angle of inclination of sine bar 34- may be adjusted bymeans of bolts 94 shown in FIGURE 2 in conjunction with arcuate slots 96in the sine bar 34 as will be understood.

The entire system including ring gear 42, planetary pinions 44 and 48and the sun gear portion 27 of sleeve 26 is made substantially free frombacklash by means of the rectilinear guideway 98 between the slide 35and rack 100 in conjunction with a hydraulic cylinder 104 shown inFIGURE 2 as will be understood by those familiar with the art.

The rack 36 engages the gear portion 39 of spider 38 which is mountedfor rotation on sleeve 26 as shown in FIGURE 1. The planet gears 48 aremounted for rotation on the spider 38 so that as the rack 36 isosciliate'd transversely of the shafts 30 and 12 due to reciprocation ofshaft 30 the spider 38. is given an oscillatory rotary motion whichthrough the action of the ring gear 42 and planet gears 48 is impartedto the sun gear portion 27 of sleeve 26 and through the splineconnection between the sleeve 26 and shaft 12 to shaft 12.

Thus should the worm gear 22 not be driven while. the quill 16 isreciprocated then axial reciprocal movement will be imparted to shaft 12and in addition thereto an oscillatory rotational movement about thelongitudinal axis thereof will be imparted to shaft 12 through bracket28, shaft 30, follower 32, sine bar 34, slide 35, rack 36, spider 38,planet gears '48 and the sun gear portion 27 of sleeve 26. Should theworm gear 22 be driven to impart axial rotation to shaft 1 2 aspreviously discussed the oscillatory rotary movement imparted to shaft12 by the previously enumerated means will be superimposed on the rotarymovement produced by rotation of worm 22 through worm gear 24 and ringgear '42 as previously explained.

The over-all operation of the gear shaping machine of the invention isthen as follows:

In the over-all operation of the gear shaping machine the angle ofinclination of the sine bar 34 is first adjusted according to the helixor angle of inclination it is desired to impart to a workpiece to beshaped into a gear by means of adjusting bolts 94 and arcuate slots 96.Pinion 20 and worm 22 are then driven in timing with the drive means forthe workpiece (not shown) in the usual manner whereupon quill 16 iscaused to reciprocate axially engaging and disengaging cutter 1 4 withthe workpiece and cutter 14 is caused to rotate in timed relation withthe 24, a ring gear 42 venient means such workpiece by means of wormgear 24, ring gear 42, planet gears 44 and 48 and the sun gear portion27 of sleeve 26 in the manner previously described. Further according tothe invention as set forth above the reciprocation of quill 16 by meansof rack 18 and pinion 20 imparts an axial reciprocal movement to shaft38' connected thereto by bracket 28 to cause the slide 35 and rack 36 tobe reciprocated transversely of shaft 30 by means of follower 32 andsine bar 34. Thus through spiders 38 in conjunction with planet gears 48and ring gear 42 a rotary oscillatory movement is imparted to the sungear portion 27 of sleeve 26 and shaft 12. The same rotary oscillatorymovement is therefore imparted to gear cutter 14 which is superimposedon the axial reciprocation and rotary movement of the gear cutter 14caused by rotation of pinion 20 land Worm 22 to thus shape a helicalgear from a workpiece.

The drawings and the foregoing specification constitute a description ofthe improved mechanism for adjusting helix angle on gear shaper machinesin such full, clear, concise and exact terms as to enable any personskilled in the art to practice the invention, the scope of which isindicated by the appended claims.

What we claim as our invention is:

1. In a gear shaping machine including a shaft having a gear cuttingtool mounted thereon, pilot means for guiding the shaft during axialreciprocal and axial rotational movement thereof and drive meansoperable to impart axial reciprocal and unidirectional axial rotationalmovement to the shaft and attached gear chronism with the movement of agear to be shaped by the gear shaping machine; means associated with theshaft and drive means operable to impart an oscillatory rotationalmovement to said shaft which is superimposed on the axial rotational andaxial reciprocal movement thereof [to shaper cut helical gears, saidmeans comprising a second shaft. in transverse spaced relation to thefirst mentioned shaft connected directly to said first mentioned shaftfor reciprocation in synchronism with the axial reciprocation of thefirst-mentioned shaft and means connected. between the shafts forconverting the axial reciprocation of said second shaft into oscillatoryrotational movement of the first-mentioned shaft.

2. The structure as claimed in claim 1 wherein the first-mentioned shaftis supported for axial reciprocation in an axial reciprocal quill andsaid second shaft is connected to the first mentioned shaft through thequill.

3. The structure as claimed in claim 1 wherein the last-mentioned meansincludes a follower connected to said. second shaft, an inclined sinebar having a slot therein receiving said follower, a rack slidabletransversely with respect to said shafts and connected to said sinebarwhereby oscillatory transverse movement of said rack is produced onreciprocation of said second shaft, and means connected between saidrack and the first mentioned shaft for converting said transversemovement of said rack into oscillatory rotary movement of thefirst-mentioned shaft.

4. The structure as claimed in claim 3 wherein said means for convertingsaid transverse movement of said rack into oscillatory rotary movementof the first-mentioned shaft includes a rotatable sleeve surrounding andsplined to. the first-mentioned shaft and having a sun gear portion, aspider rotatably mounted on said sleeve in mesh with said rack, a ringgear concentric with said sleeve, and a planetary gear mounted on saidspider and in mesh with said ring gear and said sun gear portion of saidsleeve whereby axial rotary motion is imparted to the first-mentionedshaft on rotation of said ring gear and superimposed reciprocal axialrotary motion is imparted to the first-mentioned shaft on transversemovement of said rack.

5. The structure as claimed in claim 3 wherein the inclination of saidinclined sine bar is adjustable to determine the pitch angle of thehelical teeth shaped by said gear shaping machine.

6. The structure as claimed in claim 3 wherein antibacklash means isprovided in conjunction with said rack comprising an adjustable rackmember and a pressure operated piston positioned in contact with saidadjustable rack member.

7. A gear shaping machine comprising a frame, a sleeve rotatably mountedin said frame, a shaft one end of which is splined within said sleevefor rotary movement with said sleeve and axial reciprocal movementrelative to said sleeve, exterior teeth on said sleeve, a ring gearconcentric with said sleeve, a planetary gear in mesh with said ringgear and said exterior teeth on said sleeve and a worm gear concentricwith and secured to said ring gear rotatable to impart rotation to saidsleeve and shaft, a vertically reciprocal quill in which the other endof said shaft is journaled for rotation, rack and pinion means operableto vertically reciprocate said quill and shaft, a second shaft supportedby said frame parallel with and in spaced relation to thefirst-mentioned shaft, said second shaft being secured to said quill foraxial reciprocation therewith, a sine bar follower mounted on saidsecond shaft, a transversely slidable rack mounted in said frameadjacent said second shaft, a sine bar connected to said rack having anadjustable inclined slot therein in operative relation to said follower,whereby said rack is oscillated transversely with respect to said shaftson axial reciprocation of said quill, anti-backlash mechanism associatedwith said rack, a spider rotatably mounted on said sleeve having teethin mesh with said rack, said spider supporting said planetary gearwhereby oscillatory axial rotational movement is imparted to saidfirst-mentioned shaft on axial reciprocation of said second shaft whichis superimposed on said axial rotational and axial reciprocal movementof said first shaft.

8. Mechanism for imparting oscillatory rotary motion to an axiallyreciprocating and unidirectionally axially rotating shaft comprising asecond shaft independent of any means for imparting the axiallyreciprocal and unidirectional axial rotating motion to the firstmentioned shaft adapted to be axially reciprocated in synchronism withthe axial reciprocation of the first-mentioned shaft and means extendingtransversely between said shafts for converting the axial reciprocationof said second shaft into said oscillatory rotational movement of saidfirst shaft.

9. Mechanism as claimed in claim 8 wherein the said shafts are paralleland said last-mentioned means includes a follower attached to saidsecond shaft, a rack slidable transversely with respect to said shaft,an inclined sine bar connected to said rack having a slot thereinoperatively associated with said follower whereby oscillatory transversemovement of said rack is produced on reciprocation of said second shaft,and means for converting said oscillatory transverse movement of saidrack into oscillatory rotary movement of said first-mentioned shaft.

10. The structure as claimed in claim 9 wherein said means forconverting said transverse movement of said rack into oscillatory rotarymovement of said first-mentioned shaft includes a rotatable sleevehaving a sun gear portion which sleeve surrounds and is splined to saidfirstmentioned shaft, a spider rotatably mounted on said sleeve in meshwith said rack, a ring gear concentric with said sleeve, and a planetary'gear mounted on said spider and in mesh with said ring gear and saidsun gear portion of said sleeve whereby axial rotary motion is impartedto said first-mentioned shaft on rotation of said ring gear andsuperimposed reciprocal axial rotary motion is imparted to saidfirst-mentioned shaft on transverse movement of said rack.

11. Structure as claimed in claim 10 wherein said rack is provided withanti-backlash means and the inclination of said inclined sine bar isadjustable to determine the amplitude of the oscillatory rotary movementimparted to said first-mentioned shaft.

12. In a Fellows type gear shaping machine mechanism for impartingoscillatory rotary motion to the axially unidirectionally rotating andreciprocating, tool carrying shaft comprising a second shaft independentof the means for imparting the axially unidirectional rotational andreciprocal movement to the tool carrying shaft adapted to 'be axiallyreciprocated in synchronism with the axial reciprocation of thefirst-mentioned shaft and means connecting said shafts for convertingthe axial reciprocation of said second shaft into oscillatory rotationalmovement of said first shaft.

13. Mechanism as claimed in claim 12 wherein the said shafts areparallel and said last-mentioned means includes a follower attached tosaid second shaft, a rack slidable transversely with respect to saidshaft, an inclined sine bar connected to said rack having a slot thereinoperatively associated with said follower whereby oscillatory transversemovement of said rack is produced on reciprocation of said second shaft,and means for converting said oscillatory transverse movement of saidrack into oscillatory rotary movement of said first-mentioned shaft.

14. The structure as claimed in claim 13 wherein said means forconverting said transverse movement of said rack into oscillatory rotarymovement of said first-mentioned shaft includes a rotatable sleevehaving a sun gear portion which sleeve surrounds and is splined to saidfirstmentioned shaft, a spider rotatably mounted on said sleeve in meshwith said rack, a ring gear concentric with said sleeve, and a planetarygear mounted on said spider and in mesh with said ring gear and said sungear portion of said sleeve whereby axial rotary motion is imparted tosaid first-mentioned shaft on rotation of said ring gear andsuperimposed reciprocal axial rotary motion is imparted to saidfirstmentioned shaft on transverse movement of said rack.

15. Structure as claimed in claim 14 wherein said rack is provided withanti-backlash means and the inclination of said inclined sine bar isadjustable to determine the amplitude of the oscillatory rotary movementimparted to said first-mentioned shaft.

16. A gear shaping machine comprising a frame, a sleeve rotatablymounted in said frame, a shaft one end of which is splined within saidsleeve for rotary movement with said sleeve and axial reciprocalmovement relative to said sleeve, exterior teeth on said sleeve, a ringgear concentric with said sleeve, a planetary gear in mesh with saidring gear and said exterior teeth on said sleeve and a worm gearconcentric with and secured to said ring gear rotatable to impartrotation to said sleeve and shaft, a vertically reciprocal quill inwhich the other end of said shaft is journaled for rotation, rack andpinion means operable to vertically reciprocate said quill and shaft, 3.second shaft supported by said frame parallel with and in spacedrelation to the first-mentioned shaft, said second shaft being securedto said quill for axial reciprocation therewith, a sine bar followermounted on said second shaft, a transversely slidable rack mounted insaid frame adjacent said second shaft, a sine bar connected to said rackhaving an adjustable inclined slot therein in operative relation to saidfollower, whereby said rack is oscillated transversely with respect tosaid shafts on axial reciprocation of said quill, a spider rotatablymounted on said sleeve having teeth in mesh with said rack, said spidersupporting said planetary gear whereby oscillatory axial rotationalmovement is imparted to said first-mentioned shaft on axialreciprocation of said second shaft which is superimposed on said axialrotational and axial reciprocal movement of said first shaft.

17. A gear shaping machine comprising a frame, a first shaft supportedby said frame for rotary and axial reciprocal movement, means forimparting unidirectional rotary and axial reciprocal movement to thefirst shaft, a second shaft supported by the frame parallel with and intransverse spaced relation to the first shaft, said second shaft beingsecured to said first shaft for axial reciprocation therewith, and meansbetween the shafts independent of the means. for impartingunidirectional rotary and axial reciprocal. movement to the first shaftfor imparting a reciprocal rotary movement to the first shaft on axialreciprocation of the second shaft.

18. A gear shaping machine comprising a frame, a first shaft supportedby said frame for rotary and axial reciprocal movement, means forimparting unidirectional rotary and axial reciprocal movement to thefirst shaft, a second shaft supported by the frame parallel with and intransverse spaced relation to the first shaft, said second shaft beingsecured to said first shaft for axial reciprocation therewith, a. rackpositioned between the shafts, means connected between the: second shaftand rack for produc: ing reciprocal transverse movement of the rackrelative to the first shaft on axial reciprocation of the first shaft,and means connected between the rack and first shaft for imparting areciprocal rotary movement to the first shaft on reciprocal transversemovement of the rack relative to the first shaft.

19. Structure as set forth in claim 18 wherein the means for producingreciprocal transverse movement of the rack relative to the first shafton axial reciprocation of the: first shaft comprises a sine bar andfollower acting there- 'between.

20. Structure as set forth in claim 18 wherein the. means for producingreciprocal rotary movement of the. first shaft on reciprocal transversemovement of the rack comprises a rotatable sleeve having a sun gearportion which sleeve surrounds and is splined to said first-mentionedshaft, a spider rotatably mounted on said sleeve in mesh with said rack,a ringgear concentric with said sleeve, and a planetary gear mounted onsaid spider and. in mesh with said ring gear and said sungear portion ofsaid sleeve.

21. A gear shaping machine comprising a frame, a first shaft supportedby said frame for rotary and axial reciprocal movement, means forimparting unidirectional rotary andaxial reciprocal movement to thefirst shaft, a second shaft supported by the frame parallel with and intransverse spaced relation to the first shaft, means for axiallyreciprocating said second shaft with said first shaft, and means betweenthe shafts independent of the means for imparting unidirectional rotaryand axial reciprocal movement to the first shaft for imparting areciprocal rotary movement to the first shaft on axial reciprocation ofthe. second. shaft.

l 22. A gear shaping machine comprising a frame, a first sha t supportedby said frame for rotary and axial reciprocal movement, means forimparting unidirectional rotary and axial reciprocal movement to thefirst shaft, a second shaft supported in transverse spaced relation tothe first shaft, means for axially reciprocating said second shaft withthe first sha ft, and means between the shafts independent of the meansfor imparting unidirectional rotary and axial reciprocal movement to thefirst shaft for imparting a reciprocal rotary movement to the firstshaft. on axial reciprocation of the second shaft.

References Cited in the file of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS1,103,851

1. IN A GEAR SHAPING MACHINE INCLUDING A SHAFT HAVING A GEAR CUTTINGTOOL MOUNTED THEREON, PILOT MEANS FOR GUIDING THE SHAFT DURING AXIALRECIPROCAL AND AXIAL ROTATIONAL MOVEMENT THEREOF AND DRIVE MEANSOPERABLE TO IMPART XIAL RECIPROCAL AND UNDIRECTIONAL AXIAL ROTATIONALMOVEMENT TO THE SHAFT AND ATTACHED GEAR CUTTING TOOL IN SYNCHRONISM WITHTHE MOVEMENT OF A GEAR TO BE SHAPED BY THE GEAR SHAPING MACHINE; MEANSASSOCIATED WITH THE SHAFT AND DRIVE MEANS OPERABLE TO IMPART ANOSCILLATORY ROTATIONAL MOVEMENT TO SAID SHAFT WHICH IS SUPERIMPOSED ONTHE AXIAL ROTATIONAL AND AXIAL RECIPROCAL MOVEMENT THEREOF TO SHAPER CUTHELICAL GEARS, SAID MEANS COMPRISING A SECOND SHAFT IN TRANSVERSE SPACEDRELATION TO THE FIRST MENTIONED SHAFT CONNECTED DIRECTLY TO SAID FIRSTMENTIONED SHAFT FOR RECIPROCATION IN SYNCHRONISM WITH THE AXIALRECIPROCATION OF THE FIRST-MENTIONED SHAFT AND MEANS CONNECTED BETWEENTHE SHAFTS FOR CONVERTING THE AXIAL RECIPROCATION OF SAID SECOND SHAFTINTO OSCILLATORY ROTATIONAL MOVEMENT OF THE FIRST-MENTIONED SHAFT.